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Readings, seminars, and another Peauxdunque publication

More news on Peauxdunquians in the world: Foremost, another Peauxdunque publication, as Kimberly Clouse’s short story, “Hector Gets Taken,” is in Volume 1, Issue 9 of Fortyouncebache… more →

Peauxdunque Writers Alliance

Underdog Literature, September 2012: 15 fresh or compelling, off-the-wall titles

stefanmesch wrote 8 months ago: . Here are 15 books that caught my interest lately. Fresh, off-beat, quirky or curious titles that m … more →

Tags: English Posts, Robert Boswell, Milena Michiko Flašar, Jenny Lawson, tom bissell, John Gardner, Padget Powell, Michel Butor, Robert Coover

Review: THE NOT YET by Moira Crone (2012)

craftsandcoolaid wrote 8 months ago: Read my review of Moira Crone’s THE NOT YET in Vol No 2 of NOLA Diaspora … more →

Tags: New Orleans, Books

Interzone 240 — 4 comments

Jim Steel wrote 1 year ago: Artwork by Ben Baldwin This issue’s Bookzone will feature:  A review of After the Fall, Before … more →

Tags: Interzone, Hal Duncan, Ian Hunter, Nick Lowe, Tony Lee, David Langford, John Howard, Maureen Kincaid Speller, Kurt Huggins

"The Not Yet," by Moira Crone

Philip K. Jason wrote 1 year ago: University of New Orleans Press. 272 pages. $15.95 Imagining a Mississippi Delta area significantly … more →

Tags: Authors and Books, Book Reviews, Science Fiction, New Orleans, Southern Literature

The Not Yet, by Moira Crone — 2 comments

Jennifer wrote 1 year ago: In Moira Crone’s vision of the future, the one percent are immortal.  The U.S. population of 2121 is … more →

Tags: Science Fiction, dystopian future, 2012, the not yet

Readings, seminars, and another Peauxdunque publication

swampytad wrote 1 year ago: More news on Peauxdunquians in the world: Foremost, another Peauxdunque publication, as Kimberly Clo … more →

Tags: New Orleans Lit Events, Peauxdunquians in the World, New Orleans, Oxford American Summit for Ambitious Writers, Helen Krieger, John Biguenet, Joseph Meissner, Hatcher Media, Kimberly Clouse

New Orleans word scene getting noticed

swampytad wrote 1 year ago: Undeniably, the New Orleans word world is a vital part of our culture, contributing to the rebirth o … more →

Tags: New Orleans Lit Events, Peauxdunquians in the World, New Orleans, Peauxdunque Writers' Alliance, Yeah You Write, Terri Stoor, Kelly Harris-DeBerry, Tad Bartlett, J. Ed. Marston

Hey Dancing Heart — 2 comments

emofalltrades wrote 3 years ago: The title of the post is the title of a personal ad I happened to see. I love it, so I’m kinda … more →

Tags: bragging on, Writing Updates, Freelance Work, So You Think You Can Dance, Friends, Family, bobbie faye, Louis Maistros, 225 magazine

Wherein, despite our pledge, Books by the Banks is mentioned, and we discuss short stories, their state in the world today, and recent pertinent acquisitions — 5 comments

Ed Scripsi wrote 4 years ago: I had the pleasure of listening to the panel discussion “The Short Story: Dead or Alive (We … more →

Tags: Books, Library News, writing, Short Stories, Donald Ray Pollack

Books by the Banks

melissahill wrote 4 years ago: Last Saturday I got up bright and early at 10am to go to the Books by the Banks Book Festival. (No, … more →

Tags: Melissa, Book festival, Donald Ray Pollock, Cynthia Crane, Jhumpa Lahiri


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